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Raul the Magnificent! Thanks. By the by, what is the breaking strength of the 1.9mm Spectra string? Joe J. |
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Usually in the neighborhood of 500-600 lbs (tensile). Be aware that a knot will drop the strength by as much as 50%, and that you should use a thimble to prevent it from kinking and chafing unless you're going around a solid shaft. Spectra is notorious for chafing (even though it is more chafe resistant that other aramids).
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